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08:33 : On this day when new health restrictions are lifted, the Minister of Health, Olivier Véran, is the guest of “8:30 a.m. franceinfo”. You can follow his interview on our live TV or our live radio.
08:30 : According to an American study, babies whose mothers were vaccinated during pregnancy are less likely than others to develop a severe form of Covid-19. This protection could come from a transfer of antibodies via the placenta.
07:20 : “There is no question of returning with the grandmother’s vaccination pass.”
On our antenna, this union official says he expects to see “more than two thirds of establishments reopen tonight”. Partygoers will be asked to show credentials at the entrance: “Customers will need to present a valid vaccination pass and we will verify the ID.”
08:16 : In short, from today you can once again:
• consume standing up in bars, cafes and restaurants
• drink or eat in stadiums, cinemas and public transport
• go to the club
• go to a standing concert.
07:08 : Are you getting a little lost between all the changes in health rules? We offer you an article listing what is authorized again today and the next reductions planned for the end of the month.
06:56 : Head to the newsstand to smell the fresh morning ink and take the pulse of the national and regional press. Mirror ball atmosphere in several of your newspapers, on the occasion of the reopening of the nightclubs (which had to close again in December).
06:42 : Martinique, placed under curfew since July, sees the exit of the tunnel. The prefecture announces that the night restrictions will begin at 10 p.m. from Friday, against 8 p.m. so far. Our friends from Martinique La 1ère take stock of the rules in force.
06:09 : Here are the first titles of this Wednesday, February 16:
• Thanks to the decline of the fifth wave, the government is lifting new restrictions from today. It is possible to return to discotheques, to consume standing up in bars or to eat and drink in stadiums, cinemas and transport.
• Russian President Vladimir Putin has confirmed a “partial withdrawal” troops massed on the Ukrainian borders. It is “a first encouraging signal”greeted Emmanuel Macron, even if, according to the United States, “An invasion remains quite possible”.
• Nicolas Bay, spokesperson for Marine Le Pen’s campaign, has been suspended from his duties within the National Rally. The party accuses him of having transmitted confidential information to Eric Zemmour, a “sabotage” disputed by the accused.
• Thanks to a last-minute feat from Kylian Mbappé, PSG won a deserved victory against Real Madrid (1-0) last night in the round of 16 first leg of the Champions League. Argentinian Lionel Messi missed a penalty for the Parisians earlier.